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Phonetic Respelling: [ akt ]

Definition: Play

v. to give the impression of being; to present a portrayal or performance of

Sentence: Play Play

Laura acted happy when she heard the news.

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Laura acted happy when she heard the news.

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Why did Luke think his father acted differently when they were camping?

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When the pastor told the story of a slave who acted thankful and contrite, what does contrite mean?

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Gaston acted like a what?

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He acted in a burlesque.

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Who did Juliana think acted peculiar?

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She acted high falutin as she strutted across the room. Spelled as two words.

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He acted believably sincere.

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She acted frigid towards us.

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Who acted like God around the stables?

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His men acted disloyally and betrayed him in the end.

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She acted illogically under the pressure.

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The boy acted like his puppy and mirrored his movements.

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The naughty child acted outrageously at the formal party.

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Who wrote the plays that Tomomi acted in?

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Synonyms: Play

seem; appear; look; perform

Antonyms: Play

be; reality

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